Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-02
ma SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.

Tn0 NeNA ol NAAU DtAy
graphed for Hasty Readers.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
ONE deed of trust was admitted tsrecord
yesterday.
"FANCHoN'' at the Opera House mat
inee this afternoon.
AN additional mail has been put on be
tween this city and Mingo.
THE 'Devips Auction" will hold the
boards at the Opera House Dext Wednes-
day.
THERE will be Democratic convention
held at the City Hall, Martins Ferry, this
evening at o'clock.
THE produce business is very dull at this
time Spring trucks soon due, some nav
ing already appeared.
IT is understood the main Office OF the
Mingo Iron Works will be shortly removed
from this city to MingO.
THE younger boys of the Linsly Insti-
tute have organized base ball club TO De
called the "Linsly Juniors"
GEO. S. FEENEY has new brand OF
baking powder, called white Rose, "
which is selling with great rapidity.
In addition to the other repairs being
made upon the Belmont blast furnace, two
new cold blast furnaces are being put in.
WALTER GAY, of Steubenville, has sold
his saloon to NJ. G. Warner, formerly OF
this city. Gay is to remove to Canton, D.
THE bids received by the Water Board
for supplying castings will probably not be
opened before Monday, when the Board
will meet.
The gymnasium has become beneficial
source of amusement for its members,
already, and new ones are being added to
the membership.
THE second number of the Linsly
Chronicle published by the students OF the
Linsly Institute, was issued yesterday, and
is very bright one.
JOHN C.. GILLESPIE, OF the Sixth ward,
desires it stated that he was not the man
pulled in Abbie JacksOn's house Of ill
fame, Thursday night.
The Germania Singing Society will give a
ball at their Hall, Easter Monday evening,
which promises to be big affair. The
Opera House orchestra has been engaged.
JESSE BURKETT and Eugene Ilanke will
skate ut the Alhambra rink this evening.
Race to be mile heats, best two in three.
Burkett TO receive fifty yards start in each
heat.
THE Galley Slave" was presented at
the Grand Opera House last evening. I'm
Gle Toms Cabin" will be given at the mat
inee this afternoon and Joshua Whit
comb" this evening.
CHARLES THURLow, lad about thir-
teen years ofage, had his left foot run over
By hay wagon at Market and Twenty
second streets yesterday afternoon. The
foot was quite badly injured and the little
fellow was carried home.
Two boys, one Ofwhom was quite drunk,
became involved in q quarrel on Four
teent street, last evening, and adjourned TO
an alley to have it out, but rs they were
clawing each other some one in the crowd
separated them and hearing the police COM
ing they skipped.
TIE Dollar S0vings bank improvements
are rapidly nearing completion. Originally
the bank was expected to be ready for bus
mess on the 4th inst, but the nOn-arrival
of the steel burglar proof safe from the
mandatory will postpone the time several
days. Due notice will be given when ready.
The following meetings will be held at
the Y. NJ. C. A. building this evening and
tomorrow: A o'clock the Rev Dr..
Cook will conduct the Sunday school les
son; ut 100 o'clock young mems meet
ing will be held, aud Mt 4 o'clock to NOR
row another meeting for young men will
be held.
PEDESTRIANS saw q rather horrible
sight at the corner of EOff and Twenty
eighth streets yesterday afternoon. 1t was
nothing less than a large dog knawing at Il
human foot, which looked as if it had been
chopped of Mt the ankle and thrown care
lessly into the street. Although inquiry
was made, where the foot came from was
not learned.
or the presentation of Nobody s
Child" by Mr.. Francis Labadie, at the
Grand Opera House next week, an ex-
change says: The romantic drama OF
-Nobody's Child" by the Francis Lahadie
combination at the Opera House last night
was largely attended 1t is very inter
esting play and the company a good one.
Mr.. Iabadie as "JOe the Wait' gave gen
eral satisfaction and proved himself an
actor far above the average.